Vandals Smash Windows at Tempe Office of Border Wall Contractor Fisher Industries
Police are sharing the case with the state’s counterterrorism center; no arrests have been announced.
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Corporation Commission Votes to Scrub Fired Aide’s Name From Public Meeting Record
A First Amendment attorney says the unanimous vote to redact the transcript and video runs against open meeting law.
Lochiel Border Wall Protesters Move to a Tree on the Mexican Side
Protesters climbed a cottonwood just inside Mexico after agents arrested at least 20 people and cut down a 150-year-old tree.
Justice Department Drops Federal Registration Enforcement for Silencers, Short-Barreled Rifles
The change follows a Texas ruling that struck down the permitting process; gun safety groups object.
Mayich Family Attorney Says ASU Hockey Coach Replaced Phone After Fatal-Risk Workout
Attorney Leonard Aragon said the phone could hold evidence about the Aug. 20 workout that left Matthew Mayich on life support.
Arizona Man Charged With Threatening to Bomb the White House
Prosecutors say he emailed a Tucson TV station warning of an ‘imminent bomb strike’ and drafted similar messages to other outlets.
Prescott Valley Police Investigate Woman’s Death After Fire Pit Burns
Relatives say gasoline was involved; police haven’t said whether anyone could face charges.
DeSantis Withdraws a Death Warrant for the First Time, Halting a Florida Execution
William Lee Thompson, 74, had been set to die Tuesday; a second execution scheduled that day remains on track.
Manhattan Prosecutors Fight to Keep Mangione Murder Case Despite Federal Plea
Prosecutors argue the state and federal cases involve different crimes, while the defense cites double jeopardy.
Mike Ditka, ‘Iron Mike’ of the Chicago Bears, Dies at 86
The Hall of Famer won NFL titles as a player and as coach of the 1985 Super Bowl champion Bears.